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Enslaved:Ā Blodhemn (1998)
Before they took their leap into the progressive metal unknown, never to look back, with 2000ās pivotalĀ Mardraum - Beyond the Within, Enslaved launched their Viking metal longships for a final, devastating Scandinavian black metal invasion on ā98ās particularly fierceĀ Blodhemn.
Thatās Norwegian for āVengeance in Blood,ā by the way.
Mind you, Enslaved's songwriting had never been anything less than inquisitive and adventurous from day one, but, so far, theyād still relied extensively on core black metal attributes like shrieked vocals, buzz-saw guitars, manic blast-beats, and Vikings instead of demons as protagonists.
But, since the previous yearās Eld had lacked for both inspiration and decent sonics, Enslaved felt compelled to enlist respected producer Peter TƤgtgren this time, to both focus their fury andĀ rein in song lengths at his own Abyss Studios, resulting in a cleaner, leaner, meaner set.
Of course, this prompted some detractors to criticize the results as sounding ātoo Swedishā (what, Swedish like ABBA?), Norwegian-sung lyrics and all, but that just proves you just canāt satisfy everyone.
Well, they satisfied me!
Because, despite the relative rigidity of their titanium-plated exoskeletons, superlative efforts like āI Lenker Til Ragnarok,ā āUrtical Gods,ā and āNidingaslaktā packed reams of clever ideas and counterpoint riffs -- plus, the last two were as āblack ānā rollā as Enslaved got, back then.
Elsewhere, the psychedelic/electronic bridge seeping out of āAnsuz Astralā previewed the avant-metal experiments just around the corner, while dark hymns like āEit Auga Til Mimirā and the title track added new victories to the bandās by now almost unchallenged Viking metal battle record.Ā
Heck, I donāt even mind Grutleās inevitable spotlighting of his manly, melancholy mystery chants, on the folksy first half of āSuttungs MjĆødā -- any dude willing to stand on a freezing rock for his art, gets a free pass with me.
In conclusion, though even the best Enslaved LPs of yore sound comparatively predictable today, next to their paradigm-shattering latter-day adventures, the bandās music was never less than ballsy and bad-ass, soĀ Blodhemn was no exception.Ā
p.s. -- Some of these words hailed from my All-Music Guide review of Blodhemn, as well as my ranking of Enslavedās discography forĀ Loudwire.
More Enslaved: Hordanes Land EP, Vikingligr Veldi,Ā Frost,Ā Monumension, Below the Lights, Isa, Vertebrae, RIITIIR, In Times,Ā į, Utgard.
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